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Last updated 2026-09-25 — As autumn deepens, maple leaf viewing has become one of the hottest travel topics this season. Taiwan boasts many stunning maple viewing spots. Strolling along picturesque trails surrounded by mountains and rivers, you'll find an autumn atmosphere that rivals those abroad. Travelers can take advantage of the crisp,...

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As autumn deepens, maple leaf viewing has become one of the hottest travel topics this season. Taiwan boasts many stunning maple viewing spots. Strolling along picturesque trails surrounded by mountains and rivers, you'll find an autumn atmosphere that rivals those abroad. Travelers can take advantage of the crisp, clear autumn weather to plan a short mountain getaway to admire the foliage.

The maple leaves in Fushoushan Farm are gradually turning from yellow to red. (Photo / Fushoushan Farm, the same below)

Located in Taichung, Fushoushan Farm enjoys a uniquely advantageous geographical location where visitors can enjoy different flower blooms throughout the year. And the beautiful maple red is undoubtedly a must-see dreamy spectacle in autumn.

Fushoushan Farm’s Songlu Pavilion is a must-visit spot every year for maple viewing.

When visiting Fushoushan Farm to admire the maple leaves, the top recommendations are Songlu and Mandarin Duck Lake. The mountain trails are lined with various species of maple trees, creating a colorful display.

With the clear blue sky as a backdrop, the red maple leaves appear even more vibrant.

As temperatures begin to drop in November, the evening temperature at Fushoushan is around 10 to 15 degrees Celsius, and the maple trees at Songlu Pavilion will gradually change color.

The maple leaves at Songlu are gradually turning red.

The wooden three-courtyard structure of Songlu was once the former residence of former President Chiang Ching-kuo and later

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